DANTAS, N. G,; DANTAS, Noebio Gomes.
Resumo:
Situated within the third sector, the rural community associations is characterized by
integration and socialization of activities aimed at improving the quality of life of rural
workers, squatters, indigenous people, runaways, etc.. By making use of actions developed
that aims to encourage improvement of their supply chains and the communities to which
they belong. Thus, the study analyze the profile and role management in the Associacao
Comunitaria Rural do Sao Joao I and Associacao Comunitaria dos Agropecuaristas do Sao
Joao II, both in the municipality of Pombal. The characterization of the study, we used
literature described and analysis of qualitative data from the questionnaires that designed the
universe of rural associations, providing an overview of the challenges and obstacles
experienced by these bodies, indicating that the sustainability of those is closely linked to
management accounting. The tabulation of the data indicated that the majority of the
resources of two organizations came from the state, through the Projeto Cooperar, the
Programa Combate a Pobreza Rural (PCPR), but also obtained funds from Federal and local
government spheres. It also emphasized that the accounting as a management model, it is
used by associations, since accounting practices are used only for maintenance of
documents required for withdrawal of Certidao Negativa de Debitos (CND), the Relacao
Anual de Informacoes Sociais (RAIS), Documento de Arrecadac§o Federal (DARF), among
other documents that the association remains even with the obligations with the Receita
Federal. Accountability is made by the directors of the association clearly and transparently
and the general assembly, having only a social function in the community and the agencies
responsible for transfers of resources.